Statistical methods: Repeated Measures ANOVA 10 subjects 7 force levels

1. Sample figure. This must be “ungrouped” in order to modify parts of this 3 Title: The size of this page is 36 by 56 inchesAuthor*1 Author2,1Sensory Motor Performance Program, Rehabilitation institute of Chicago, 2Biomedical Engineering, Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois, USA 60611 We.Po1.00 ICORR, Chicago, USA, 2005 INTRODUCTION • The size of this page is 36 by 56 inches. • This is NOT the size allowed for ICORR 2005 posters, which is 48 by 94 inches. This is because the limits of PowerPoint is only 56 inches wide, and many drafting printers only print off of 36 inch rolls. • You may want to scale your printout to fit the printer that you have available, and for the space you want to use up. • In blah, it has not been resolved yet whether blah or blah is gong on. • There is currently no clearly defined blah .… • It is important to resolve this because blah. • Certain dynamics can be considered blah.… If the if the blah is blah blah blah, then • Blah, and • Blah, Alternatively, if blah bah bah is blah blah blah, then • Blah, and • Blah, Hence we tested the following Hypotheses: A. blah B. blahcontrol C. Temporal dynamic blah • Statistical methods: • Repeated Measures ANOVA • 10 subjects • 7 force levels • Practice (before and after) • Statistical summary • Blah blah • Blah blah • Blah blah • SUMMARY & CONCLUSIONS • The blah blah is inconsistent with blah • The results suppot blah • Limited by blah • The obvious next step is blah • These results suggest the possibility of blah • METHODS • RESULTS • Median blah blah was blah References author and author, 1997, J. Biomech. 30:347-354 This is available via the world wide web at: http://www.smpp.nwu.edu/bah S u p p o r t e d b y ...